Toffee Makeup Is Winter’s Warmest Beauty Trend For Black

8 Feb

Stephanie Augello/WWD via Getty Images Getting your Trinity Audio player ready… It’s the coldest season of the year, but winter makeup couldn’t be warmer. In other words, we’re predicting the toffee makeup trend will take over the red carpet in 2026. After all, the end of 2026 saw everyone from Paloma Elsesser and Zoe Kravitz, to Laura Harrier and Sabrina Elba rocking the toasty look. That’s because “toffee makeup sits between natural makeup and glam makeup,” says Kelly Zhang, celebrity makeup artist and founder of Kelly Zhang Makeup. With warm tones predicted to dominate the new year, toffee makeup “feels elevated but still everyday.” Ahead, Zhang breaks down how Black women can achieve the toffee makeup look—and best products to do it with. Zoe...

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6 Feb

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by Beautifaire101

Nails

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5 Feb

Teeth blackening: How Asian artists are reviving an ancient

by Beauty Tips

Beauty, Featured

Teeth blackening: How Asian artists are reviving an ancient

When Timbaland posted a clip of Sailorr performing her viral single “Pookie’s Requiem” on Instagram last year, the majority of the comments had nothing to do with the music. Instead, everyone was discussing what was in Sailorr’s mouth. The Vietnamese-American R&B artist chooses to wear black grills to honour the Vietnamese tradition of nhuộm răng đen – the practice of teeth blackening. In a world where teeth are increasingly expected to be straight, white and uniform, the sight of Sailorr’s black grills came as a shock to many and the post was filled with comments calling her teeth rotten, saying she was guilty of cultural appropriation, and asking ‘what’s up with her mouth?’ Teeth blackening has been practiced for centuries across...

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19 Jan